Dolby Vision Samsung Tv

pros i have paired my tv with samsung q800a soundbar and it works perfectly well. one thing to note here is that this tv does not support q-symphony you cant really get the tv+soundbar through earc however tv+soundbar works for me on wifi mode. having said that you would not be able to enjoy dolby atmos, dolby digital plus audio formats using wifi. cons the frame does not support dolby vision or dts:x which is a big drawback. even samsung q series soundbars support dolby vision passthrough and dts:x audio.

Without a doubt this is the best oled tv for the price. It's almost twice as bright as the C series which I had (c1). Some say the s90 series is better, but don't be fooled. They don't support Dolby vision. G3 does, and every other format. I bought it for Gaming mostly on my ps5 and series x Xbox and let me tell you, it's the best gaming TV bar none. Supports Dolby vision, All, VRR, has geforce now, steam, and more gaming features than I can list. Once you play a game or watch something on this TV, you will never go back to lcd. Highly recommend it!

Added Dolby vision is a big plus & atmos ...additional channels which the smart TV does not have

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this TV. I don't like that I can't enjoy Dolby vision & I wish the refresh rate was better. I'm planning on upgrading to a samsung OLED very soon.

I’ve only had this for a month but from watching cheers reruns through my Apple TV on the Sony XR a 90 the picture is amazing. I was so impressed that when I turned on my 4K Apple TV, the TV actually checked my HDMI cables with Apple TV and said I was able to receive Dolby Vision as well More than what I thought I would get. I thought I’d only get Atmos and 4K now I’m even getting Dolby Vision through my Pioneer elite receivers as well. Definitely recommend this to anybody who doesn’t need just for gaming but is really interested in a quality studio picture.

The new Ultra replaces an older Ultra which did not have 4K or Dolby vision and responded slower causing the TV screen saver to kick in. Had to wait 5 to 10 seconds for the HDMI handshake to take. The new Ultra jumps right in to the apps and the resolution is also improved. Movies or streams with Dolby Vision is clearly evident with this new box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing out the box, HDR and Dolby Vision work perfectly with impactful 1000 nit highlights and high contrast self emissive pixels – no blooming like with LCD TVs. Screen is clean, visible from all angles, no dirty screen effect or darkening in corners like with LCD TVs. Simple day and night accurate TV moved for SDR, and Dolby Vision – with almost no tweaking needed aside from turning off eco mode. Integration with my Denon AVR, Apple TV, and Nintendo switch devices work well with no software bugs (I do not use the built in webOS and smart TV apps, and I do not use the built in speakers). Perfect size for 9-11ft viewing distance - I have it on a Sanus elite wall mount and can pull it forward 2ft for immersive cinema content or leave against wall for TV content or games. Well built high quality metal frame. LG optimizing OLED over 10 years all comes together in the 77" G4.

this is my second shield tv from Nvidia. Super powerful and smooth. Now with Dolby Vision and Atmos. The new remote is just awesome

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Where do I start? The LG G4 OLED is home theater perfection. It's the brightest and most-feature packed TV of the year. It works perfectly in daylight, eliminating the reputation of OLEDs not being all-day TVs. The Brightness Booster Max is the real deal. The image processing is pristine and HDR shows and movies look absolutely amazing. And as the only OLED television with Dolby Vision Filmmaker Mode, you get the most accurate picture quality possible while respecting the creator's intent. The TV sound quality is decent out of the box, but why would you buy an OLED of this quality and not connect it to a soundbar / receiver? Dolby Atmos supports works exactly as expected if you have a capable soundbar and the setup is a breeze. One of the most useful features is the popup that identifies the codec when you play HDR, Dolby Vision or Dolby Atmos content. Every TV should do this by default. It's a small detail but it's useful to know exactly what you're watching when so many streaming services place their HDR and Dolby Atmos support behind higher price tiers. The 144hz gaming support is truly impressive but I am a casual gamer so I didn't really give those features a deep dive. webOS is pretty snappy and customizable. The Chromecast and AirPlay support allow me to connect my Android and iOS devices with ease. I do think every size of the G4 should have the option of a TV stand or wall mount and the remote design could be improved with more premium materials. But regardless, this is the best TV on the market. And the five years of warranty support for the panel and the webOS reNew program go a long way to ensure your hardware and software are in it for the long haul. Will be hard to pull myself away from this TV.

The Sony Bravia is an excellent QD OLED TV. Movies using Dolby Vision are bright and clean with excellent color saturation, contrast and black levels. Main selling points over LG and Samsung is sound quality out of the built-in speakers and the simple but very usable remote: has backlighting and controls my Apple TV in addition to the Bravia. The ambient mode is also a nice feature to show photos or artwork when not watching TV or movies.